Phil Lesh & Friends - 7/16/15 Terrapin Crossroads "1978 Show"

[@manalishifilms]

this show really took me back....great memories!!

[@alexclaydon8062]

I'm loving this show. Stu captures Jerry's tone on guitar and voice so beautifully and as a younger fan it gives me a chance to hear anew what I love hearing on old tapes. Elliot, Alex and Grahame are so great too. Love it.

[@theodorerinehart6400]

These shows are amazing, thank you for posting there for all!!!!

[@seanbell4258]

Thnx for the post! U da man!!

[@MikeEye44]

Stu and Rob taking no prisoners. Love it.

[@alexandrahart400]

So glad to see this going forward! KSAN was essential to our pleasures and information stream. So many ground-breaking moments!

[@peglegpeete9122]

My second show. 3,4 & 5 were also Red Rocks that summer.

[@rm1133]

Peglegpete 1 What a 2nd show to see. If the first one didn't have you hooked, I am sure this one did.

[@robertnoble6956]

I love the way those two drum together.

[@cspeidel331]

Stu sounds and plays just like Jerry in the late 80s early 90s holy hell

[@tommah24]

Originally played on 7/8/78 Red Rocks Set 1 Bertha> 23:30 Good Lovin' 30:49 Dire Wolf 39:26 El Paso 44:50 It Must Have Been the Roses 51:00 Minglewood Blues 59:35 Ramble On Rose 1:06:10 Promised Land 1:14:42 Deal 1:19:25 Set2 Samson & Delilah 1:28:11 Ship of Fools 1:38:56 Estimated Prophet> 1:48:07 The Other One> 2:01:00 Eyes of the World> 2:11:18 Drums/Space> 2:22:16 Wharf Rat> 2:33:30 Franklin Tower> 2:43:25 Sugar Magnolia 2:51:41 Encore Terrapin Station 3:06:56 One More Saturday Night 3:22:23 Werewolves of London 3:30:00

[@blakeepitts]

Samwise, you are the MAN!

[@robertnoble6956]

Blake Pitts amen to that. Three cheers for Samwise. Hip hip Hooray! (times 3)

[@gavvino1]

Blake Pitts Samwise is the best!!!

[@rm1133]

Definitely the best show of '78. It's a shame that these tapes are not in the Vault as this would've been one killer show for them to put out as an official release.

[@davidsilva4193]

Teaming up with Stu Allen, Grahame Lesh, Rob Barraco, Ezra Lipp, Alex Koford and Elliot Peck, Lesh recreated the Dead’s July 7, 1978 show from Red Rocks Amphitheater, the band’s second of four shows on that run. Set I: Bertha > Good Lovin’, Dire Wolf, El Paso, It Must Have Been The Roses, Minglewood Blues, Ramble On Rose, Promised Land, Deal Set II: Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet > The Other One > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Wharf Rat > Franklin’s Tower > Sugar Magnolia Enc: Terrapin Station > One More Saturday Night, Werewolves of London Band: Phil Lesh Stu Allen Grahame Lesh Rob Barraco Ezra Lipp Alex Koford Elliott Peck

[@spamjam]

July 8, not 7. My one and only birthday show! At the original show, Werewolves was an entirely separate encore after the Terrapin>SatNight encore.

[@gavvino1]

May sound a little crazy, but I think I like this better than Fare Thee Well.

[@widead1840]

I am not a big fan of Stu's voice, but the harmonies between him and Elliot (eyes of the world chorus, for example) are wonderful. Good show.

[@Bruce88keys]

Tired old shit